Stay work asakusa — Hotel in Tokyo

Fen sang and all the staff there are really really nice 👍🏻 she even shared me a Japanese Benkyo pack to help me in learning Japanese ❤️Ladies dormitory is at second floor, with one shower room, one toilet & three sinks. The bed is extremely soft and comfy ❤️❤️❤️ and long enough for a 172cm like me. Plus, there's one washing machine and one dryer on that floor with the lowest price I can find in Tokyo. (WASHING MACHINE - 100yen for one wash, free detergent provided) , (DRYER - only 200yen for every 30mins!!)At the shared kitchen, there's everything you need, from seasonings to cooking utensils, and they've a large fridge to store guests' food The dinning area is perfect! You can have a great view from the big window while enjoying your breakfast every morning 🌄 all you have to do is just make your ☕, toast your 🍞 and sit by the window to welcome your morning.For those who is checking out, you can store your luggage 🧳 there until you check in another hotel.The cons are, a bit hard to carry your big luggage to the room, as the stairs are quite narrow. And also, the heating system in shower room takes around 20-30s to heat up the water, and the shower room and clothes changing area is quite small for a big size one like me.Overall, I'll recommend this place to all the Solo travellers or Budget travellers. It's a really nice and cosy...

Ive been to this hostel on multiple occasions. When i first came to japan and in between traveling through japan when i got to tokyo again. This was my very first hostel i got to experience in japan and so far it was still the best! The staff here is absolutely amazing! Jun the cleaning staff is amazing to chat with. She has an amazing personality and is super entertaining and always positive! Fen the receptionist is always helpful and willing to go above and beyond to make you the most comfortable possible! Also K the younger receptionist guy is really amazing to talk to and makes some great music! Overall all the staff members are super lovely here! I guess the only downside i can think of is that the room can get a bit warm but they do have multiple airconditioners to make it as comfortable as possible. The beds are very comfortable. There is a small kitchen so you could cook your own meals or just heatup anything. I really like the location too because its in a more quiet area. The showers and bathrooms are always clean. Honestly one of the best hostels ive stayed in in japan. The setup is good so you have to go through the common room to go upstairs to your room so this makes it a very social place :)! Thankyou to everyone who makes this...

The price I booked at that time was more than 500 RMB per night.facility:1) Ctrip doesn’t show that there is “no elevator” here!The single room is on the 4th floor. It is not recommended for a girl to choose this hotel.There is almost no soundproofing at all. When four big boys are chatting in the next room at night, it feels like they are chatting in your ears.environment:1) Ctrip didn’t mention that single rooms on the same floor are for men and women on the same floor.Moreover, the men's and women's area downstairs is not really separated. Boys can also enter the women's area.2) Ctrip did not mention that this store cannot eat in the room...Serve:When I ate in the shared area, the staff was very friendly and enthusiastic. They helped me bring the things in the microwave to me, which made me happy.**But I contacted Ctrip the next day, and the Ctrip staff immediately checked out and refunded the money. However, the room rate for three days was only refunded for one day. It was mainly a waste of one day to check out the luggage and go to...